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J. D. Man gum will leave today
for a business trip to New York
and other northern markets.
Mrs. S. H. Jones returned to
her home yesterday after having
been in Kinston since Christmas.
She is recuperating rapidly fol
lowing an attack of pneumonia.
Edgar Boatwright, Jr. is spend
ing the weekend here with his
parents. He has just returned
from Tennessee where he has
been on the Johnson City tobac
co market. He will leave this af
ternoon for Kinston.
Miss Katharine Harris of St.
Mary’s School is spending the
weekend here with her parents.
Miss Betty Swain of Asheville
is spending the wekend. here with
Miss Marjory Thomas, student at
Meredith college, who is also at
home for the weekend.
Mrs. Frank Williams returned
to her home Friday after having
been a patient at Gentry-Wil
liams hospital here.
Mrs. O. T. Kirby was return
ed to the hospital here Thursday
after having been released Wed
nesday. She is said to have suf
fered a relapse.
E. E. Thomas was released from
the local hospital Friday. He is
reported as getting along fine.
Miss Geraldine Spinks is spend
ing the weekend in Raleigh with
her parents.
Mr. Jesse Averette is a patient
at Gentry-Williams hospital.
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HUGE APPEALS INJUNCTION
Jersey City, N. J.—Mayor
Frank Hauge has appealed to
the U. S. Supreme Court for a
feview of the injunction obtain
ed by the C. I. O. and other
“liberal” bodies against his re
fusal to permit Communist
speeches against established
local government.
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Main St. Barton* N. C.
With Our Women
Society of Town and County
Mrs. Wheeler Newell Is Hostess
To Thursday Literary Club This Week
Mrs. H. W. Newell was hostess
to members of the Thursday Lit
erary club at her home on South
Main street.
The guests were met at the door
by Mrs. Lillian Foreman and dir
ected to the living room. .In the
dining room, where the guests
were next invited, the Valentine
motif was in evidence in all de
corations. A beautifully appoint
ed table was covered by a lace
spread and place cards were
'heart shaped valentines. Heart
shaped lolliepops and valentines
Mrs. W. D. Merritt
Book Club Hostess
Mrs. W. D. Merritt was delight
ful hostess to members of the
Friday Afternoon book club at
Hotel Roxboro Friday afternoon
from 4 until 6 o’clock.
Boston Rook was enjoyed for
some time after which books
were exchanged by the club mem
bers.
A delicious four course dinner
was served at 6 o’clock to mem
bers of the club and several in
vited guests, which included Mes
dames W. D. Brandon, Ruth
Stephens, A. W. Clayton, H. L.
Umstead and Wharton Winstead.
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Cravens Have
Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Craven en
tertained a few friends at their
home on Lamar street last week
to a delightful three-course din
ner.
Those present for the dinner
were Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Hamil
ton, Miss Ida Winstead, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Merritt and Sammy, Jr.
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DEPENDS
Changes in domestic wheat
prices during the next few
months will depend largely up
on the total quality of wheat
taken by European buyers and
upon importers’ purchases of
United States wheat.
LARGER
Slaughter supplies of hogs in
the current marketing year,
which began October 1, probably
will be at least 15 per cent larger
than in the 1937-38 marketing
year, according to H. W. Taylor,
swine specialist of the State Col
lege Extension Service.
Palace Theatre
Monday - Tuesday, February 6-7
No itaalat Show*;
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PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO, N. C.
were arranged for a center piece
also. A delicious four course din
ner was served.
Two papers-by Mrs. Flint Nich
ols and Mrs. W. E. Malone were
features of the club program af
ter dinner. The subject for the
meeting was “The Old Domin
ion”, and both papers dealt with
this subject in a most interest
ing and entertaining manner.
A musical interlude between
papers was given by Mrs. Newell,
the hostess, to an accompaniment
of Mrs. K. L. Street.
Boys Hi-Y Club
Meets Monday
The Hi-Y club met and held
its regular meeting in the library
of Roxboro High school Monday
evening at 7:30.
President Bardefn Winstead
opened the meeting with the us
ual formal procedure. A brief
business session was held, and
Secretary Bob Whitten was ap
pointed to get the National Hi-Y
charter framed, which is to be
placed in the school library where
the club meets.
The president read an interest
ing poem on “Character.” After
the poem the scripture was read
and Mr. Lanning, our Methodist
preacher, talked to the boys on,
“A Central Care to Build Your
Life Around.
This was a most inspiring and
instructive talk. The club was
indebted to Mr. Lanning and
Barden Winstead for the interest
ing program.
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HIGHER
Domestic demands for most
fruits is expected to be main
tained at a higher level this
spring than the relatively low
level of last year, reports the U.
S. Bureau of Agricultural Econo
mics.
CLASS MEETING
The Philathea class will meet
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. Ernest Bailey,
it was announced yesterday.
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THE NEWELLS
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“Algiers” Cast
Came From Four
Corners of Earth
The four comers of the earth
contribqted to thq filming of
“Algiers,” the Walter Wagner
picture currently showing at the
Dolly Madison theatre.
Charles Boyer, the star, is a
native of France, and Hedy La
marr, in one of the leading fe
minine roles, comes from Vienna.
Joseph Calleia was born on the
island of Malta, in the Mediter
ranean, while Mme. Nina Kos
hetz and Leonid Kinsky, also
members of the cast, are natives
of Russia. Here, too, was born
Alexander Toluboff, art director;
and Jamiel Hassen, technical di
rector, comes from Arabia. James
Wong Howe, camerman, is Chin
ese. Preserving the American bal
ance of the company, Director
John Cromwell, Alan Hale, Gene
Lockhart, Stanley Fields, Johnny
Davis, Joan Woodbury and Bert
Roach were all born in the Un
ited States.
The other prinicpal feminine
role in the film, that of a native
girl, is played by Sigrid Gurie,
who fits neatly into both cate
gories, For, although she utas
born in America, she was taken
to her parents’ native Norway and
remained in Europe until she
came to Hollywood to begin her
triumphant film career in “The
Adventures of Marco Polo.”
“Algiers” is released through
United Artists.
Buy A Carton Os 7-Up
Why should you have 7-Up every day at your business
and not give your family a chance to enjoy it? Take
some home today for your family. 7-Up is good for you.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I
Dr. Howard A Kelly, the noted
scientist and brilliant surgeon,
has said: “A definite Christian
faith is the one really important
thing in life. I mean that liter
ally. It is vastly more important
than my professon, than any sci
entific research, or than any oth
er or all the activities of a man’s
life, and that from a strictly prac
tical, common-sense point of view.
The intimate experiences of life
have shown me that the Bible is
a living word, just as definitely
God’s word to me, personally. As
such, the Bible is its own defen
se.
9:45 a. m. - Bible School.
11:00 a. m. - Preaching - “This
Do In Remembrance of Me.”
6:30 p. m. - Baptist Training Un
ion.
7:30 p. m. - Preaching - “As It
Was In The Days Os Noah.”
A cordial welcome is extended
to the public.
W. F. West, Pastor.
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COTTON BAGGING
The cotton is becoming of in
creasing importance in the manu
facture of fertilizer bags is evi
denced by the fact that slightly
less than 20,000 bales were used
for this purpose in 1937, says J.
A. Shanklin, extension cotton
specialist at State College.
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New Spring Shoes
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Our Buyers have just returned from the Northern
markets. We are anxious for you to see the new crea
tions in beautiful Spring Shoes.
Roxboro Shoe Store
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